The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-04 00:00:00

No. (24• Goad News.—E. ~' ~. hymoira-Ft, MAY 2.--.Arriyed' the Tiger Trans port, from Oti , itocheffirt,ladeu with sails and cord• age, taken out,,ol.Frdnch Prizes destroyed at sea.' I We have in this Artist another Wr , E,and we conceive it to be our duly to pay an early. tribute-to' Ins Merit.: The scene' is the intt!rior' of an . alej house, and the good leg's : is supposed to tie' commit nicated in a public journal, which one of the gue4t§ is reading to the contpapy. The impres-ii) , l Of Joy on the several characters - . is ads irably expressed, theexultation of.an old soldier at the fire...place indi cates that the intelligence announces' a military . triumph. 'The tigoce of the soldier is well design ed, and indeed the same may be - ,saitl of all the chit ratters Which are intrilliaced* . Rtle incident in par ticular shews ay accurate observation of nature, and great skill in expressing it—A Man who is too deaf to hear the news read, is listening to another who . is ' eagerly bawling it it tohis ears. The piece altoge- . ther is inarl.:ed by - great. Merit,'''and promises the highest eieellonce in this species of art., The Artist, we are told, is a drawing-master at Btistol, 'but'this wOrk„ ive presume will put an , end to his servile task at teaching, as the produaions.of such a baud' Will donaleSs be anxiously coveied:by,the &- lightened patrons-Ot the Metropolis. ' Arrived the Shannom Frigate, Capt. BROKE, from a cruize. Sailed the Decade Frigate, for Portsmouth ; the Peacock Sii,op of War on a cruize ; and the industry Revenue Cutter;Capt. JENKINS, to the Eastward. , .Arrived. the Three Sisters, HILL, from Newha.,. y'e'n ; and , tte Jenopher, TRUILCOCK, from New- port. Arrived the illercurius Sloop of War. from Gijon.. PoRTSMoUTII, MAY 3.—Arrived. his Majesty's ' Decade, From Piymouth. 5:ti14.:,1 the Surly cutter, with a convoy for Guern- Se v Arrived his Majesty's ship Cordelia, from Ply mouth. DEAL, A4Y 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Au. dacious, from Portsmouth, and Skylark, from off. Fluabing, and remains in the Downs with his Ma. jesty's ships, 84c. as per•last, and a Fleet of outward bound VesGels. N 0.7, A Land Storm, &c.— P.DE LOll7 ItER BO VR . G, The pencil of this Arti,t, as 'ive have obkrvAl, -. retains all its tormei vigour and sprit, ,but'we not often.compliment him on a general'iidherence to oath:v. This pianie.tiiight be divided ihto two or three, and then each would be excellent In its kind, but the lights and the hnei neve are seen in nature; within such limited bOundS, grid therOore, though the work is admirable 16 the entail , it' wautr ' congruity ia the %%guile. M.ty 3.—Arrived hi 3 Nbiesiy's Ship J3ossom, o C,,pt. Piconyw ; aL,o his Majesty . 3 Ship Seri/pis, awl has sailed for the River. 0...•••• , ....16 No. to. Portraits of a Brood ILl:re nod a Colt.-I.WAit COWES ' MxY 3.—This morning arrived here the Spansil Brig VetteZuela, Ca pt. from Po:tO . Cavallo, on the C4acca COast, with a cargo the pro• duce of that counity,Lbotwit tor Gottenburgh, hay . ing met ;,4`rtt;.'46rlte little damage. The:44ONT Ves;ei is laden with tobacco and in- Thii is an excellent piMure. The aoitnals'are finely painted, and the chara-der' of both is admirably tit pressed. The kind of maternal caution in the Mare is well contrasted with the brisk animated pint of the Colt. 'They are both highly finished. The ,Landscape is natnrd and pleasing, and the artist in tt>>3 picture shows the 1.-triety of his p-oWeri.r. dig°. • • ~MISTR.I.I3II flow OF PIZIZE,MONEY. Told; ',Majesty's Ship tkaive r for the capture. of the Ida! Margaretta, Anna Doiotha, arid ,NOrherg, Onboard; at Chat ham, hi, the oth ;- and every, Monday and "thurstlay after tor 'three Mouths, at No. 13, Clement's : lon. To his •Mtsty'S Ship- Champion, tor the capture of the I3riz sit , enshabit, on tit:: 7th inst. on her arrival in port, and for three months atter, "at No. r, Frankfort row, Plymouth. his Nlitiesty's Ship Emerald, -for the capture, of the '(Batt haptiste and'Atmicle, i at No, 67, Fore-street, Plymouth Docks every Tuesday and Saturday, fot three indnths. To his Nl ,tjeary'a Ship Alexandria "for the capture of the Schoone r oil the 'sth inst. at No. t, Fklt-street, l'oaorii.' Commons and every Monday and. Friday alter at the saitie Place . . or No. 22, ::+ll.llCalt : Boat's Crew recovering pa. Anehoi.. • I. M. W. TugNitß, 14,A.• . • • The . xotks of this artist are always . tiihrked by ge nies, bet there is often an 'apps arance',bf affe&ation and negligence under the obvious attempt : this iiitturr, with all its merit, iw spt tree ,•frotn the tiieit we !rive mentioned, and though there is great freedwii iti tlie forth t)t be water, it is certain ly not appropriatein its cantning. No. 54. Portrait of Sir G. Beaumont, Bart.—:J. Narrhtß, R. A. A very exa&l and spirited' likeness of a Chmtle man who is,a pa,tron and, an ,ornament to. he arts of 1 this country. 'Pt,. colouring is aiia die whole is marked by a dignified firinne.A. . 561 1 1 e lett6-s bye been received from the french con3t, which beat testimony to the destructive result 6 ( the lato attack on the enemy's fleet in Basque Roads. , r( Your p machines,"• says one of le the tie N , haves not' only destroyed several of our Ships, but they have rendered Almost all the re. miinder unfit to put to sea Thilr• have prey. ed the destruction of more than 2000 of our; peo ple, and petrified the rest with fear:. The mouth of tht?, :Charente Rivet is eumpletelyblocked up with the Nyteelis." . ,scorLAA'n, ciltc(Jl INvturrets,- Aritlb 2t.--The Court of Justiciary was opened here day, by the Right Heu. the LORD JUS'FICI.: CLERK. . . Jame'c Mule, in, Coat; of Longbride, indided for an'asoult, with intent to commit a ripe, was .out,.. latved for not apliegring. halal Macmillan, from Dingwall) •.a,ccused,. of child tonrdvr, was, on her own petition, andconsmt of the Advocate D'epute„hanished froin Scotland for strew yeart. • • . !; Should the squadron of „three Sail of the Line a ," two Friqates, which sailed *from L'Orient Ott tI 22(1 of Febroary, have been destined to !Qat.- h aiilney we m a y, without much arrogance, reckon ° U . theln as -now forming part of burnavy ; for on the 2i it of March, the Aarcisstis Frigate, .which had been'd e t a ch e d f rom t he Ch an nel- Fleet to in. Crm Admiral CO . CURANE of the sailing of. the Fleet from Brest (now pearly annihilated by the exertions Of his kinsinati) arrived at Martinique ; and in con sequence 'of that intelligence the -.Neptune, of 98, {A.droiral • CocitaAtire'y, Poinpee, :Captain, 74, York, 74, and intrepid, 64,,forthecl a of defence in Iront of Fort Edward. The. Belleisle and Ulysses,- 'Wit 11 a Fleet of Transports with troops taken at Mar. titiique, had sailed.for Quiberon Yesterday a Court of Direilors was held at the East Julia House, - when Captain JontstSTeWAAT Was scorn into the command of the z3hio Vindhon, eousignedlo Madeira and Bengal. . The Court ad journed at six o'clock till to-morrow. Nothing. could be more unseasonable than Sir Pamslcis Bitanteres complaint, Ott Monday ' last, tgainSt . §Linding• Armies, for mdependently .of the state of „warfare in which this country. is at preserit involved,. who, - that has the least pretension to corn, rilon sense, w:olld propose that we should disband our military three, even. if' Peace sh6utd be restored between Great Britain and ail the rest of Etirope I Tha •nut - rment 'of the bete Earl HAncocirr, on 6atorday last at Stanton Harcourt, was lifiended I ' ) 3• , c.i,rt•anzn , :ittlores highly honourable to the cliaraaer , O r t „ „Jiar Alra vast crowd assembled on the - every. persoo_testified .the deepest .it the Jogs of a`Nobteman 'whose -life W" cs of kind and bettevolent a6lions. mischievons Wags on Tuesday last, at Asp . t trv;ti Amphitheatre, stile led a couple of ladies,' of ( 2"riatn description, who were p resen t,' end ht 4 Ikprerid a fr report that they were M. CLAR KE rd l 4 MIO TAYLOR'. The consequences, however, are 'likely to be of a serious natore, for the—Silly set up a shout in favoor of the women, which 7 1.0 "" d ro errian indiscreetly opposing, he •was'thwn and 50 mach bruised, that his ,recovery is lotZtroj. • `r 4 Public will perceive, in the scriptural allusion ttropPed from Sir FRANCTS BURDETT on Mori laits at the 'Crown acid Anchor that HoltNn `' - 'mot , has not lost all trace,of big former sacerdotal , L 'iling It was rather unwise, however, in the narouet, not to 'omit those passages, for besides the irreverence of the allusions on such an -occasion, too ...obviously indicated the place' where the - .6 Peec',l was composed., • inxztts----A renewal of the match, much the ronversation in the sporting, world, betwixt. Dutch the celebrated pugilist, and Medley, has taken o. l v A hundred . gUineai a side has heed staked, atld the battle wilkake Place in a month, Saut is the fa, ourite, although he is over matched by, twen,ty --- petkotta,- • . CURIOUS Ci RC6SI STA NCE.-011 Sunday se'nnight, a hawk was seen, by several persons, to dart with great velocitythloogh a pane of glass, its the hotue belonging' to tlie,late Mr. Walpole, of ..Sowerby. Ilridge, near Halifax, and :seizing .an a :goldfinCh, which was chained io a board cage, iotantly bore it.. away, retreating by the aperttire he had made in the window. ,For several weeks previous, the,pigeoni on the premises gradually diminished, to the :ttneont of ten couple, without, any one beitig able to account for thi it is therefore supposed that thedestroyer of the goldfinch had been the destroyer of the pigeons, as,. since this bold attack, he has lieen'ob served to alight. on tim dunghill which the fowls frequent, and endeavour to make them : his prey ; but the cocks have hithertir gallantly . defended both themselves and their hens, and eo:opelled him tore treat. Mr. Stevenson, Professor of Logic in the Univer sity oft*:****,; . about tilt years ago, a hen'advanced in:years, gradnallytoitt , t har,vigour which is necessary for the support of a public class, especially as:the lee tureS were then delivered in . Latin: his class according ly- was reduced to nine.. ,Otte i,,ornitig before he entered the room, the ingenious nrudeutslurroduc eel ti. lock-wt., and placed its chin: direetly..ou the Professor's desk.—The Venerable Mr. Siet.enson entered ; with his WA. -gravity stepped up to his chair ; took his sight-invigarating speciacles froth:los pcichet, nod through these he desciied Bataan. , With that coeposure all philosopher's, lie arose, and addressed his-ttici-t -'dye_ linclience—", Gentlemen; I always thuoglit I had but nine stodants—l,am•glad to see ten cat you :to-day • • A meeting has been held on the sfibiea of the re-building of Drury-lane Theatrulast week, but we understand nothing was determined . that seeing. f 9, afford any hope that such an event is in a probable • • , • We have several times expressed on - indignation at the cruelty which has been exercised upon, horses, in .running them against ,time, but this indignation_ ought to be . direaed alio against every burly who engages and encourages such barbarous a1111.19C. 'Meats. 'rho accnnnts which..nre Oen in the Public Prints, of boxing matches are sufficiently dis gustingihnd it is mortifying that the taste of the antes seems to rentiire a record of such brutal contentions. In those contentions, however. the chid persons 'conic voluntarily into the field; and- ,deserve ad they suffer ; but in. the - ..eise of ;that. no ble and . useful 'animal the horio,.the...poor crea ture is almost driven to, death, in order to grafi ty ...the. most contemptible pride 'or - avarice, The , law makes a provit,ion against cruelty to the animals on which . subsist, and. it ought to be equally at - tentive , to that which contributes stk much 10 our. eat., conveUseilCe, and pleasure. - - able to (lima , against,lnin has not betti the. titat scale ot: military oporatiOns ; bat it.is.otio which ttas, kept burn its p‘.2lninb4tl_alartni,ditnini. 4 he4 his and, I fruz-4,:discocntited many tit his OhjeCi;t.• • • " be improper at this inonient to notice . The ; French Papers lately had the iniptdence to reotesent the Portu,iitrese legion, under Sir llotN4 NVitoon, as havhig - been defeat t (.1 by a Verritiferioti 10yee . .., i Wii. blue pleasure;" in opo Ocit p;itig _to that. ac eit,..att Otlicialletter of.a'itioze recent date, which' , we insert below. On the,tl;ty previtail to the affair .. it:t,4Gitl.,llli:liti9ll(. , 3l . , Sir 4:.,•ltilispit returned foon ' Guru:; Whither he. went to tatethe.command of a . „ eorps sent by Gen. Beresford, to be united with ado.. -- flier , deiaetfed by Gen. Cue Sta, to ea - on the rear, and right tiank of Marshal . • Sliaor. ' On Iris way lt,e received:information that Cuesta was retreating, and 'that i4e cottibination cotf,cl not take place:- •,,, ~ ,, ~. Voilla de Cervo, 4pri1,1809: or . , .,, St I{-4 havetn . e - honour, to,iaticittzl l yptir,,Execl. lency, that, Ltuaiched int the morning.orthe ist of April, wnh the itelachment of: troops, consktitig of 1 about 20.9 men of the regiment of Avila, lAi Pr the legion . uecier mycoMmand, Co St: iniali and oo:Pore tugueie.dragotitts, with ono -.howitzer and one field piee, with the 'intetition of 'surprising or carryiug the pqstk.aftlieeneroy at iiorba d 1 Puerco. - Ali ap en Within a quarter of ile of the village, . 1.. .. , I de - tat:lied Lieutetiao t-Colonel Wilson,..witli eighty . Spabiards, and some horse, to alarto the enemy-io llis 'rear, in case of ,re.istance ;; the'-inalo bvdy was Chise' open the rilLige ! before' the enemy's sentries perceived ;!s approitch4.,Wibeti Lieutenant-colonel, Grant,, and Lieutcoant.o,4Onel lion, Carlos D'Es :pagne, Aide-de-Camp to his ExCellencY. the, Captain Gert...iral, galloped 'forward with the Cavalry, - and killed or secured such part of the, enetn); as' could not reach in time '11:;:i- ro:.:1;. - 4, in ti.to descerit of the mountains. , . , . ,' The Commanding Otcer and IC nien were pressed so bard try the detaehrnlnt 'gilder the c o ro. mand 'of Lielittll3l4-Q - Aotiel Wilson, that they were tmahle, to reze't 'the bridge,'orld were ohlige,l to throw, theinselves into a cave. at the base of the mountain, 14 is.Cli was ex..remely dillienitOlaceess. ' " The Sponiartis aorta ,part of the le ion , went down the Side- of of the Otottne;:n; and I posted the remainder of the lq ion , wit I, the Ito wltierS, en the height corninant l ,ing Barba d'el l'ueren;''aOd the .road of: San Fences; - :mod I brought the gun lit roegi; the village to the, ridge 'of the path leading to I 11': ' bridge, : from vat It siltiafions the - 'tirtillery phiyca ;with yery great di:A:on:the gintrds ascending the Sao Fences road,' titid the reintot cenietits wind, sub '.:;sequenily ClLtheOidedgl: ~ .::: ": , ' . ' " ).:heetretny sentinnnediately forward from Satc, • Folicvs, where lie had' threw thonoand men, .d e l;kh . .; merits 91 light troops,. who took post on the Side of ,the mountain opposed ti .i t'O, 'arid Where they 'kept . tip a ~Vely brisk tire,.bris,lily answered, frOM eight :o'clock, in. the mortirng,,until tWo in the' afterni.ion, but i!ithccnt , ..idtlitbie lorii on thwt 'part, ft-om our atlivity . ,. and ii," exe.elletit:e of - some of our inarks-', ~ . . men,,p.i)LiCUlrly ;rout.einr;es,,atio cu , issoOrs, Pt:'a sants. ~ ~. ~ , • ~. ' ‘‘ Finding that: the enertarper'.ievered: iii"titi l oi.pg' ' ----- 7 - • , - ~ n aore,lrooi)s forward, a tet pH !rant: ;' :li - i' , :ii . i!'il l iiiiJir 1 ;: I.lco ''.34.t.,, 1NT.1444q4,N., c.. 1,. y . ,' ,fslii . V..,,2fi t I,ti ! ~, „ , t ,. • , ". • , , ,'. ,„; ~,i.%,,..... intentiott to ti . eeupy i• - : -- •••• r •• - • ••'-' 2 6 , •; 5 1 5.- -- The.. Eitlitill 'prisotieri in the Isle oat Fran cehut tio•lit a' I '''' l ". ll a ''''''''-' *" - ' .'., ;'', ' - ' '., /Y Angle la nctly :been ex used to vet) , severe privetions. .It% .congequence. of the'. scArcifY.:o -' - '`''. p'etions,. p'r. , •-,.::n , ' ,i,s , :f.mi;k'a iarge torce on•thissitle o re% 1 4 1011/14. , of th:: L.l, ! ~, -.;..lr..i.could , divide and turn our posi. 'their allowlace of 14 donat's per. month bad.hewme. .... , I .. Of" '' ; ''''''? ,l " . "‘"i 'et'. ; WltildreW trey $41114 from quite imteleghate to , then-maintenance, and in ad, ditton to tl '.' ' a liar ' ' ' ►l the 1 ' ' . . li,;t. in ; , ..-.1 Pliereo to its height, when the tipinitirda iis 'neva; eLoii p, res.ra;nts uposi, i ' ,i re .e. :;. tided the hill, and formed on a height, about t h e i r im r sons 1,44 b i tterly, Nltil 3 fVW tACOßtbtli 1 . . .. e ards t roth the village. been tnore rigorously entorced Altair ' ever, Captain - ... s . "1' he troops of the legion maintained the ground 1 Flinders beds suit' 'On the island'; 'fie was permitted obstinately against the tintilleurs bt the enemy, Who to resitie*;on his 'Parole, with • Fon 1 f' ''l ' I ~,i ~,..„ ic, 1 461.1 y in t le appeared on every sif.te. country, ;and had for some time pas; been treated " Ilraduallk withdrew tny gnni and the Spanish with trilerable letiity... ' infantry its separate cilvisiont ; theit the CelVillty, as •e.he.,.The,14,.0 fur lz- goo i. -the .., . pr ,e ... Is ai. Atniviltus, , . . the gri)und did not odunt , of its acting ; and when continued - , as.inight b- ex. elect o ' i ~,,, ire , :et; ti le.ley. . the rti.eri he'iy lied thus 'descended the hill, R m tied Soule pearls found on board, the .itiaq i reret, were !t i e passed an hoer:veiling' open space, e.strein n edy ;tufa- e o on‘y article! of merchandise,. which tor ii long th be fonntble to r.r.;,si, noder an enemy's fire from. the e3 beri r d ie is ri ll d e ' d :u .o ri f u t -Ic o k th s : l ..r e C;r] l s l t l o il' r is lLi cll' or 'A)c i;, t o o oo ." . heio l , I with , ivew the troops of the legion, arld by h ha a d, d •-ketising up a tire from txthind the rock Ott favoured d c ,i .lari i . :,„:: • eny sktrrinititei, i fiassetililso the rear - gu'lrd , willt• i Tfi Arab . ships in their nassageto Muscat ti.viAi:l t . out any loss- or the sniallest disorder, to the reeky 'e,i at the island of Lanzebar, %here tlg fountl a ta.“ sailing Freneli Privateer, of about to ns, lying ' higlit httyonti the plain, Where again making a stand in some strength, the enemy halted, and retired•up at 'anchor;' '. the . hill: ; - •:. , , t There had not beat any vessel ar'rived'frorit 1%.,:ne. tied the about tOui - moni_lo.. . 1 . i 4 f,"l'ne troops hid' dice *ions to halt at Viella de Cho 'Wher;4l remained durttig the. night..constant, French wipe, of the very meanest quality, w as not to belied utitier a dollar and a tqua rtee per battle. IY Ililtrolitig to li.ii ha del Piten:n; inid -where I, found • something had been done towards -raising provisio n ; tii4t the.enenyti tNirly at reght 'had, from tear of an; attack, ~vithdi7 o et-ir I,t; forces, leaving only a smith . within the island, . Upon that source of snips, the guard. ' .- ' ioliabit ants would soot) be redneed to depend—were • it only possible maintain the oeta e It is h painful circumstance • fir .be under the • rigour,,throughout the' wlote year, a single liorii. to bl l'• d . i necessity of citing, welt, agttinst the enemy, a Most cane,' such as not . onfrequently • visits that :barter •,, , • . would then be the certain precursor firgttioushreach o r taith end military honour ; but ~ it iv not einly•to record a reproach, it is to Save gal` ' of the world, of misery god - famine to. the peepin of the Mauri -I,mt•otlicers-.to the exciNise or generous, homanity, ,t dos - , trap - perishing by similar treachery,' that • haul{ ohliP e • r e lat e , , % 1 1 . o „tt c a nd . • ' ' - . 410 th at vi et inf.rrne' of the ()dire r: ........................—........---.... . 1 • bis: pat ty being io - theCiVc!,, at Whont'the Spaniards . , Laid li‘r, t . rt.tA :ft FlE . N . Titie is appointed r to go out' ~ . wee enderlVOttring to prior lire froth every direLt:stion, with a spec i al commissioivto bts with the. Archduke I Jelin:Lid Lieutenant ‘Vilsoti.,to ofir them the it Vivo an Condition at sitiretutekin r and I ient -Col Don 61SAIMUS at the Austrian armies ! Carlos D'Espagne accompanied him to prevent the Ortikiontlay se'nnight, a ShOCking event oceurre,...l _ , Spanish infantry from firiiig.-.:'. , . . , at Beverley, - Yorkshire ;—The wilts of: David Por t, 'Finding that the eommtin)cation could not be dim, of that 'place. butcher, arld...;a w o nimi of ilie t• n ad,, ! •' o o this stile of the bridge, these officers, joined :tame of .Nancy Clubley, linving.left, the hush and of by Lieutenant-0 )4ft+ (rant and Lent. Charles, the former in the hotise,-;while they wt.nt knit oi l , of:th6 R o yal British Ai•tiikry, pasSed the bridge, trilling' errand, did not return tOr upwards Of an :advaricefl with , a :whiff.. 'l , 4iicikereliief, rind proposed . Itoor; when they bronght in With them a nursteo - tUatt of the name of Gardener, ,- 'I. he es.- the traits I desired. tie' Olficers came inrward, al - A - said it was what 'thy , • w'edied, and. begged •• _pressed 'himself highly 'displeased On their reitAo, Lkeuten.arit' 'Wilson to 'approach ne:rfp: , „ At slat; ati d. in a moment of irritetioiq'tititler the intterem., iitstitnt''a Volley 'was fired at lint; - 4 0 ; ;:e test of the of jealousy, as is supposed, struck at Gardener whh , Of6cers ; and the time ~,:;., ' c ontinued m oil. they a .kaite, ;mkt stabh . ed bial : tanner the. Went,' woitod pasSed the bridge nt. - iin. Untortuuatety it happened ins' hint in dtingerously that Ills life Was deSpith'd Of. 41 the:motnent that the etierny'd detachments were I Yesterday afrerneon,several• of th e w or ki nen 'i n , The butcher is committed to York Ca s tle. descending the hill, so . that the complete example l ! • coild not be tn.ide which such condud imperiansly the employ of Air. Bossitit,, the builder, w e r e a t dem:nickel, bat most of the assassins perished, and I work on 4 Seatil)iditt 4t.!11e mansem eoroplealog for . .a: ) tn ut, a () s fi S , tt l ii r si ;c 4 l can t h t:o l d t t t .ea 7 .; :i vg l e y r.ei, t li ii e FA Offl e, ~o: t e k r _a fo n :r d . i t .ri o e ur io in a e o ; , c: l i 4 l , n a e i, 1 ,' ttrhio;iped.y,Countesss Pimlico,e,e pr 9 e f c iN ß iv, j u itlat c.: ln K ed ul i tiGn suddenlynt o Atvi ti s u t il: cil , aa. i v t , e r t. i ‘l, e , a k y ! 0. a g r ' isd, There were 10'009 expedition I have had, much to praise, - ; All • several limbs broken, and one.poor man, we xindet - the 'Officers' att.-It:bed to .me did Whatever bravery ; stanif, died ,afterwards of his bruises in t.',.ie liospir l i. and jaziginen( could achieve.; ,und your Ex,oellettcy A man named John Aliq.lit!oib, oli o •Gtn.d,,r,, a 114'll {teases, that hcbtl4 , hitiot 'have been required stn - ' very desperate Charatlgr, * who according to the de r our o i rtioutn i moos ,,,io ti le eioiduel of new levies, ,;*' Septet', rapers,' is ,ej t aigt4 with ,havinT, committed, tivi,illy, boyei 4. . v.it ,r i,tieki)ficilce , l. , ~, tobbencs to a : groat extent in different p iris of 'This atiltii '1 4 . - ,'s ti 04111,.; enemy dear, and it• is :'i * Ol l ll . tld? was biters finprehuntied at Blrrnineh ro o. another' fe.iiiin that nO ticeisieu is omitted to .{thick -I On Saturday he wastielivered otter to IN - lr. Atchi , , ~.‘ 4-' ' a . ' ' bald Camps a ver y ' I'4 ii' niti- , mi( , 1)1;11, and ...I:ft ,;.,k - n:ih ., t with hopututy presitate, ni ~, , ). . ) ,d b y a coniiiry wk ' .le ,-. 1414 'il.;:i.-i' iS' ;)il.lthhotretrce, and . i the. NtaWstraten of Eflitiburgh to Cat a this; offend& . where his ciiio.•s it.iik , ettLiirelit the limit:rice of e l intocuitody, and to tie rs` him down to - that City, . lifitp ;d and ;los fur/ of venguatsee.; 'Hitherto it is wilere. be will beta44.belcie the Justici4r'y C 6;.,,zt, I roblicly !fie patriotic-zeal And v.liour of several pea. ants, who accompanied and .served in yesterday's but I have ,the 4totiot7r to trausttlit for his Majesty, the Cental Junta, their Darnel, and among '5O- many braVe and,worthy [nen, there is ytit le to 15c particularly distinguished for his most gatlant 'edndua. . - • , " 1 have the honour to be, " Your Excellency's " Most obedient - and immble Servant, • ' la noranr NVILsom, Brig.-General." " reilla de Ceouo, April te ittuß.!' & Ott PAPER, VRESENTED TRH EIOUSROFCOMMONa, RELATING Cory Or a I.r..tTalt from Lietit.-Ceneral Sir jour] MOOal; to the Right Hon. kiwar,,,ln.s , i'alk h., dated Salamanca, 6th Dcceir.ber,,iB4B. negleEted to mention to you, in my )otter of ,this date, that the GtinertloLEcer r ---.• and ben with me, who Are Men tiorid in that * extraordinary Paper w hlrh yoti sent me with your Lditers of the 30th of. November, signed by ----- two Generals seemed to nie to be t N.v , :ak• old men, or rathefwornen, wit h W horn ;- it 4 , 30; ialtVOiSi 010 for to opcell.4 . ltly military rations,. had I been. so 'l'4 only o , li Wit , whom such operations can be con!,:erted . at pre sent are toe Generals who 643a:63 t ; nit Olen like theitS two; 'who had no informatkai upon' which such plkns can be framed, - eieept the nine al always incorreal, which havt hen given to them likim public Offices. Their cot Tieuees with consistedlin questions„ and itr assertions with re spo tQ the str,q)gth of different Spanish corps, all of wlticlaknevfi riff he erroneorti ;..and they :neither.' knew that Segovia or SOMosiara . writ in tho hands of tho.enerny. Pshall be obli4ed to you to save toe Iron) :molt , which ate very vaiptal. I men- • tinned. to yo ,t in my Letter of cit,, (fly . that I bad: had a J,ettpr from the Junta at Madrid. My in struCtious direct, that all my communications with the Spanish . Goternme9t shall go hfongh' yoti i and I shoyld be veiy happy, on everyaecount;to 'comply with 3hetn,p but I do not seo .how this cati be i tt you continue atliadajos. I I shall, however, send you copies"Qf thet „ t,,ifyout wish it., i hoki*.the honour to be, &c. bit Right Hon. 1,1-C! i t g t t e le te d 116f)i . tl T it ma trAnAtnitted. I'~ ;s" L\ 1)M. e ,. ..